Various - Disco Galaxia

Review by Jonathan Davis

Disco Galaxia: A Wild Ride Through Italo-Disco Space Alright, buckle up, because Disco Galaxia by Various isn’t your grandma’s playlist—it’s a neon-lit joyride through the heart of Italo-Disco madness. Released in 2006 on some no-name label (seriously, "Not On Label"? Bold move), this album doesn’t just dip its toes into electronic vibes; it cannonballs straight into the deep end. And yeah, sure, it’s got that classic '80s retro-futuristic sheen, but trust me, it hits different. Real different. First off, let’s talk about “Take A Chance (Extended 12” Version)”—this track is an absolute beast. From the second those synths kick in, you’re not just listening anymore; you’re living it. The beat punches harder than most modern EDM crap out there, and the vocals? Damn near hypnotic. You can practically feel the strobe lights flashing as this one takes over the room. If I had to pick one reason why people still lose their minds over Italo-Disco, this would be it. It’s like they bottled pure adrenaline and slapped a drum machine behind it. Then there’s “Robot Is Systematic.” What even IS this? This track feels like someone hacked a robot’s brain and made it DJ at a Berlin underground club circa 1984. Cold, mechanical, yet somehow groovy as hell. Every bassline slaps with surgical precision, and the melody loops around your skull until you forget what year it is. Honestly, if robots could cry, this song would make them weep tears of hydraulic fluid. Like… damn. The rest of the tracks hold their own too—shoutout to “Feels Good (Carrots & Beets Dub)” for being weirdly wholesome while still sounding like a cyborg rave—but these two stand out like glitter on a leather jacket. They remind you why music doesn’t need to try so hard to impress. Sometimes all it needs is guts, grit, and a fuck-ton of synthesizers. So here’s the kicker: Disco Galaxia shouldn’t work. An unofficial label release from 2006 packed with old-school Italo-Disco cuts? Sounds like a recipe for obscurity. But guess what? It does work. Hell, it thrives. Maybe it’s nostalgia, maybe it’s aliens whispering sweet melodies into our ears, or maybe—just maybe—it’s proof that great music doesn’t care about rules. Now go listen before I change my mind and delete this whole review.

Artist: Various
Album: Disco Galaxia

Electronic

Italo-Disco

2006

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Not Love
Stop
Feels Good (Carrots & Beets Dub)
Take A Chance (Extended 12" Version)
Whole Lotta Love
Theme From "The Warriors"
I'm Going To Go (Dub)
Robot Is Systematic

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Mr. Flagio - Take A Chance

'Lectric Workers - Robot is Systematic

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Catalog Numbers

DGX001

Labels

Not On Label

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CDr
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Unofficial Release
2 × Vinyl
LP

Notes

Trilogy 'Not Love' listed on CD as Pineapples 'Come on Closer (Unreleased Dub)'
Trilogy 'Not Love' listed on cover as Pineapples 'Come on Closer (Unreleased Dub)'

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Disco Galaxia* is a hidden gem in the world of Italo-Disco. Released in 2006, it’s packed with tracks that blend retro vibes and futuristic beats. One standout track, *Theme From "The Warriors"*, gives a nod to the cult classic film while keeping that electronic edge sharp. And check out *Take A Chance (Extended 12" Version)*—it’s the kind of song that makes you want to dance like nobody’s watching. The whole album feels like a love letter to synth-driven creativity. Plus, it came out on an independent label, proving big sounds don’t always need big names behind them.

Comments

ralucaellena

2025-03-16

Mix your own stars track two

joaochistofarof3

2025-03-16

Funk U Baba??

mrogloffbread

2025-03-15

VOGLIAMO ANCHE LA VERSIONE TECHNO PASSATA DA SVEN VATH

theendxiii

2025-03-14

Song never gets old!

ardmirmary

2025-03-13

SVEN VATH THE KING * * * * * * VERSION TECHNO ??????

abytypir

2025-03-12

Yeah. There is also a copy on another company called Viewlexx. Have a look on my channel for the Rams Horn Release. I put some info on the video.

ebthome

2025-03-12

Thanks for responding, I dont know why I sweat it for some time. I say get the MP3s and just extend it out. I havent bought vinyl in a while and refuse to anymore for now-

ravenmaid37

2025-03-12

I have this version on Rams Horn Records.

lemkacakuat

2025-03-12

CLONE .. Dutch music distribution . maybe.. but its re release ithink

reallibya

2025-03-12

-----------SVEN VATH TIME WARP 2001-----------

myandex

2025-03-12

Whoa... I need this record

allianzfamily

2025-03-11

I like the smash bang opening but I cant find this version-LUL

abanobaiman455

2025-03-11

THIS SONG WAS AHEAD OF ITS TIME AT LEAST 20 YEARS...TOTAL TRANCE...

randyddfs

2025-03-10

THIS IS THE VOCAL VERSION AND ORIGINAL VERSION FOR THOSE DOUBTING IT...I ALWAYS MIX IT WITH X-RAY CONNECTION - GET READY AND GO GO YELLOW SCREEN....DISCONET MADE A BETTER AND VERY RARE REMIX OF IT AND I THINK IT WAS IN 1979 WHICH IS VERY HARD TO FIND...

comish1

2025-03-10

Just bought this record but it wasnt thexact same version. It came close but the opening was different a little. This one is awsome does any body know if the original is still available?